The Book Am-Tuat

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The Book Am-Tuat IV

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The Kingdom of Seker

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Budge English edition 1905; source tradition New Kingdom - Book Am-Tuat 06300

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The Book Am-Tuat IV:1 The Book Am-Tuat Afterlife Hell / Underworld

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Hieroglyphic rendering for the anonymous Amduat papyrus (Cat.1776)

Official Museo Egizio hieroglyphic rendering for Cat.1776, linked to the Amduat First through Seventh and Ninth through Twelfth Hours.

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Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21 - Cat.1776, JSesh rendering

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The Book Am-Tuat I:1 The Book Am-Tuat II:1 The Book Am-Tuat III:1 The Book Am-Tuat

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Anonymous Amduat papyrus (Cat.1776)

Turin Cat.1776 Amduat papyrus preserving the long version of the Ninth through Twelfth Hours, with short-form columns summarizing the First through Seventh Hours.

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Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21 - Cat.1776

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The Book Am-Tuat I:1 The Book Am-Tuat II:1 The Book Am-Tuat III:1 The Book Am-Tuat

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